National Trust for Scotland Gift Membership
| The National Trust for Scotland cares for ancient houses, castles, mills, gardens and battlefields. It also protects and shares some of the most beautiful places in Scotland, including coastlines, islands and mountain ranges. And it looks after the communities, plants and animals which depend on them. The Trust conserves 76,000 hectares of countryside from Wester Ross to Ayshire and is a custodian of 38 gardens, 8 national nature reserves and 27 castles and houses. It works hard to conserve Scotland's beautiful places, even in the winter months! There's lots to see and do! The National Trust for Scotland has lots to do and plenty of places to explore.
Give a gift membership to the National Trust for Scotland here. So there’s a great range of things to do for members, from being with the sounds and sight of the sea and birds on the coastlines and islands, to contemplating historical events or getting an insight into the daily lives of our predecessors in places such as Culloden and finding out about the life of Scottish people and famous folk such as Robert Burns.. And the National Trust for Scotland is very busy helping nature and conservation, too! You can read their Plan for Nature here.
Benefits of the National Trust for Scotland's membership scheme There are over 100 places to visit, 100,000 plant varieties to admire, 76,000 hecteres of countryside to explore, 8 national nature reserves to experience, and 300,000 precious objects to discover! Treat someone to a year of experiences and discovery and helpB protect Scotland's beautiful places at the same time! Benefits of membership are:
There are various memberships, such as Individual, Joint, Senior, Family and Life. There's lots of fun to be had at the National Trust for Scotland's special places! And lots of exploring and discovering to do! In fact, as visitor numbers have gone up, the Trust has guidance on responsible visiting the countryside locations, which you can read here. These places give us the chance to discover the stories of Scotland and the Scottish people and how the country has interacted with the wider world. Don't forget, the Trust has podcasts you can also listen to. |
Give a Gift Membership to the National Trust for Scotland here |